Hand2Mind Numberblocks Sensory Bubble Poppers: Math & Counting Kit for Kids, Preschool & 1st Grade Learning

These characters mean nothing to me I am just reviewing the popper themselves. An important note is that my set was second-hand but like-new from a liquidation business, likely having been a return due to a double instance of the red 1 and a lack of the orange 2. No other issues, all poppers are of good construction, actually being better than my other branded merch set (Squishmallows). There is a lot of variability in the thickness and thonkiness of the poppers, more than generally expected. This is a major reason I like the set so much, it makes the individuals in the set feel more functional and less overconsumeristic (do you really need 10 poppers that are exactly the same?). My 9 and 10 are quite thick and having the added resistance and dulled out but thonky sound is a nice change. I don't know if the variability was intentional or if my liquidation set is just wonky. None of the poppers were especially thin, all within standard range or thicker than average. If the variety of thicknesses wasn't intentional and is a quality control issue, my set at-least does not display any thinness to the point it would lower the durability of the product or any thickness to the point it would impair function. I'd imagine I'd find them more distinct if I had any experience with the franchise the characters are from, but I don't and aside from the octopus and rainbow they all kind of look the same. Here is long skinny and even longer skinny. Here is square, and bigger square, and even bigger square. Although I do appreciate the design theme (number building blocks) and understand why the poppers look bland (characters not designed for this medium), they're just kind of boring looking, and aren't much different design-wise to the generic tie-dye poppers you can find anywhere for a fraction of the price. I'd appreciate the set more if they had distinct designs that didn't rely on familiarity with the show to see anything other than just a number building block for 4/5ths of the set. I gave away a few to friends and they have not been missed, they were just another size and color of another popper in the set that I kept. I'd give it like a 8.5/10 Yes: Good pops, good construction. Big fan of the variable thickness, but unknown if this is a quality control issue and I just got lucky and got a flawed set that I consider better because of the error. Still ranking it high regardless of if it is a QC issue, because even with my set, which would place on the wonkier end of the spectrum, the construction is still sound and all poppers work as intended. No: The designs are mid. Aside from the octopus and rainbow the characters are easily reduced to their shape and size. There did not have to be 10 of these for how similar most of them are. Unattractive compared to my Squishmallow poppers. Not counting for the review: Duplicate red 1's and missing orange 2. My set was from liquidation and might not be a good representation of a typical experience.

Excellent option for younger children, who often lose, put things in their mouths, or struggle to concentrate with traditional cubes. They learn while having fun, a good complement to the videos.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this product on the go & teach number counting I have even used this product to teach fractions! Amazing product would purchase again and again!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My child loved these fidget toys. It gave her the opportunity to count while playing at the same time. It kept her busy and she never got bored of playing with them! Highly satisfied with this toy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids have loved these number sensory bubble poppers! First of all, they love poppers in general! The numbers also add a level of education and helps kids with their math skills. I can see my kids continuing to use and play with these for a long time!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was so impressed with the quality of the Numberblocks Pop-It set! The material is thick, durable, and holds up well to frequent use. What I love most is how versatile it is across different age groups. Younger kids can use the pop-its to practice 1-to-1 correspondence and number recognition in a hands-on way. For 1st graders, it's a great tool for visualizing addition and subtraction — they love using the pops to "add" or "take away" as they work through problems. Even older kids enjoy them as a calming sensory toy during quiet breaks or transitions. This is definitely a must-have for both home and classroom learning! *I received this for free in exchange for my honest review

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My three younger sons are neurodivergent and use sensory toys to fidget and stim with. My younger two also happen to love Number Blocks. Enter this toy: The Number Blocks Sensory Bubble Popper. My 12 year old loves the popper feature, and my younger two love that they're floppy Number Blocks that they can shake around when stimming. This is a win all around. I did receive this product for free in exchange for an honest review.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've received this product for free in exchange for a review. My kids have been enjoying playing with the number blocks sensory bubbles! It not only teaches them their numbers but they are so colorful!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids love these! My 1 year old finds them easy to hold and play with. My 3 yr old Loves numberblocks so these were so exciting for her!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this for free in exchange for my honest review. When I first got these, I wasn't sure how my kids would respond to them, and wow, was I surprised. Both my 5 & 7 year old sat down and played with them for over an hour. My 5 year old was very interested in lining them up in numerical order, then since they're shaped with feet he tried to stand them up, then they had pop it races together. They came up with so many different creative way to play with these. My older son liked to pop one while we read as a sensory toy. These are really great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product for free in exchange for my honest review. I really love this product. It's helpful for my children to count. I love it has the number at the top and then you can count out the number below. It helps to see the number and count out how many it is. This has become my boy's favorite thing to learn with!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The colors are bright and appealing, my kids were super excited to play with them! They're durable, they are all different, and they loved that they could attach them them to their bags! Love these!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My two year old loves it! The only draw back is the one and two could be choking hazards but that's it. Love everything about it otherwise!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 3 year old absolutely loves these!! Nothing beats a toy that is fun and educational at the same time. My daughter loves to count the bubbles as she is "popping" them and sort the keychains from 1-10. I have nothing but positive things to say about these NumberBlock bubble poppers!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have 3 boys and getting them entertained can be very overwhelming. They have watched number blocks on YouTube before so when they saw the toy, they were losing their minds we opened it, and I cannot be played with it for at least an hour without interrupting me.